A Famous Music Composer
问题描述 :
Mr. B is a famous music composer. One of his most famous work was his set of preludes. These 24 pieces span the 24 musical keys (there are musically distinct 12 scale notes, and each may use major or minor tonality). The 12 distinct scale notes are:
Five of the notes have two alternate names, as is indicated above with equals sign. Thus, there are 17 possible names of scale notes, but only 12 musically distinct notes. When using one of these as the keynote for a musical key, we can further distinguish between major and minor tonalities. This gives 34 possible keys, of which 24 are musically distinct.
In naming his preludes, Mr. B used all the keys except the following 10, which were named instead by their alternate names:
Write a program that, given the name of a key, give an alternate name if it has one, or report the key name is unique.
输入:
Each test case is described by one line having the format "note tonality", where "note" is one of the 17 names for the scale notes given above, and "tonality" is either "major" or "minor" (quotes for clarify).
输出:
Each test case is described by one line having the format "note tonality", where "note" is one of the 17 names for the scale notes given above, and "tonality" is either "major" or "minor" (quotes for clarify).
样例输入:
Ab minor D# major G minor
样例输出:
Case 1: G# minor Case 2: Eb major Case 3: UNIQUE
#include<iostream> #include<string> #include<map> using namespace std; map<string,string>m; void ini() { m["A"]=""; m["A#"]="Bb"; m["Bb"]="A#"; m["B"]=""; m["C"]=""; m["C#"]="Db"; m["Db"]="C#"; m["D"]=""; m["D#"]="Eb"; m["Eb"]="D#"; m["E"]=""; m["F"]=""; m["F#"]="Gb"; m["Gb"]="F#"; m["G"]=""; m["G#"]="Ab"; m["Ab"]="G#"; } int main() { int i=1;; string s,ss,sss; ini(); while(cin>>s>>ss) { sss=m[s]; if(sss.size()==0) cout<<"Case "<<i++<<": UNIQUE"<<endl; else cout<<"Case "<<i++<<": "<<sss<<" "<<ss<<endl; } return 0; }
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Grails mongoDB - Collections of DBRefs Inside an Embedded Collection
I’m working on a project where we’re migrating from MySQL to mongoDB. One of the reasons for the switch is that the use of embedded collections will simplify our model and make it more efficient. The official mongodb-plugin (1.0.0.RC1) has some problems before it will be ready for production though. One of the problems is that having an embedded collection referencing another collection isn’t possible with GORM (GPMONGODB-92). The workaround is to use the Low-level API instead of GORM. Here’s a simple example where a building has many offices and the offices has companies, but the companies need to be in an own collection since we need the possibility to query them specificaly.
Only tested with Grails 2.0.0.RC1 and mongodb plugin 1.0.0.RC1
importcom.mongodb.DBRefimportcom.gmongo.GMongodefmongo=newGMongo("<IP_ADDRESS>",27017)// Get a db reference in the old fashion way. Could use def mongo inside of a controller or service.defdb=mongo.getDB("foo")// Create a building defbuilding=newBuilding(name:"Stockholm business centre",offices:[]).save()// Add someone elses officebuilding.offices<<newOffice(name:"Bill Gates not so cool workplace",companies:[])// Add my officebuilding.offices<<newOffice(name:"Andreas awesome workplace",companies:[])building.save(flush:true)// Create a companydefcompany=newCompany(name:"Andreas inc").save()// Get the referencedefcompanyRef=newDBRef(db,"company",company.id)// Add company to office. Building.collection.update(['_id':building.id,'offices.name':'Andreas awesome workplace'],[$set:['offices.$.companies':[companyRef]]])// QUERYING// Since the embedded collection doesn't have an identifier, find it's index in the list.defmyOfficeIndex=building.offices.findIndexOf{it.name=="Andreas's awesome workplace"}// The DBRef isn't available in GORM even though it's persistedassertbuilding.offices[myOfficeIndex].companies==[]// Finding companies through the embedded collection using low level api.defmyOfficeCompanies=Building.collection.findOne('_id':building.id).offices[myOfficeIndex].companiesassertcompany.idinmyOfficeCompanies*.id


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VMware’s Will Maushardt on applying blockchain to improve corporate sustainability strategies
For many, VMware is synonymous with the virtualization of computer server resources. Will Maushardt, the global director of blockchain partners at VMware, explains that connectivity is more than just that. For VMware, open source platforms that supports different language protocols can also enhance sustainability. More recently, blockchain has been gaining traction in efforts that track and verify products in supply chains, which increases transparency and allows corporations more data to use in their sustainability strategies.


--- author: display_name: JP email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tags: - broadband - data - utilities categories: [] date: 2011-10-27 12:00:48 -0600 BroadbandService: hub: name: Utah Broadband Service item_id: 2b479a30791c445eb135e05acf77dbcc updates: - Spring 2023 - Fall 2022 - Spring 2022 SBIBroadbandData: downloads: - url: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CZrogSgFTPMT3-g2gQTJcuzUtrlzkEJt label: 'Census Blocks' - url: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CoIz7uCyRLM3WchCDhRiKf_RETKdGaQp label: 'Road Buffers' - url: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CAU2rkcnKYcHUnws84AyjamicmJx__Az label: 'Wireless' updates: - November 10, 2014 - April 9, 2014 - October 8, 2013 - April 2013 - October 2012 - April 2012 - October 2011 CommunityAnchorInstitutes: downloads: - url: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BrRfXXbAuc1utWafYOeuLzl3_cVg0yb4 label: 'Broadband Community Anchor Institutes' updates: - November 10, 2014 - April 9, 2014 - October 8, 2013 - April 2013 - October 2012 - April 2012 - October 2011 --- {% include abstract.html name="Broadband Internet" stewards="UGRC & The Governor's Office Of Economic Development (GOED)" webapp="https://broadband.utah.gov" abstract="This dataset contains the statewide availability of broadband internet in Utah. The data represents broadband providers' coverage areas, with their technology types and maximum advertised download and upload speeds." %}
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The chart below shows the trends of 2012 digital music sales.
From the chart it is noticeable that streaming music is starting to become popular around this time. Another noticeable trend is that ringtone sales are at an all time low since it began to sale. This data show evidence on how music is bought and used during the year 2012, and begins to change throughout the next couple of years. What could of caused this change in music interest? Could it be that music was seen as being cheaper streaming downloading than buying a ringtone, or that streaming was a better way to gain music for half the cost?


FIM Solutions set out with one goal, "to develop software solutions for the Fracturing Industry that will aid in reducing operational inefficiencies". The subsequent result was the creation of the "PIM Tracker"; a mobile app and website platform that collects, stores, and analyzes pump maintenance data instantaneously .
Over the last 30 years, manufacturing output in the US has increased, while employment has decreased. The increase in productivity is directly related to improved operational management systems, such as Lean Six Sigma, Kanban/Kaizen, and others. These improvements are directly related to the rise of software and automation of simple tasks. Industry leaders have been able to take advantage of the development of operational software to increase their operational performances and reduce costs.
What differentiates PIM Tracker is the cloud based platform. Instantaneous collection, storage, and analysis of the maintenance logs, greatly reduces the work of combining multiple "Spreadsheets", while increasing the accuracy of the data, and spotting inaccurate entries.
A centralized database allows for machine learning capabilities. Machine learning provides systems the ability to automatically learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed. Machine learning focuses on the development of computer programs that can access data and use it learn for themselves.
With PIM Tracker, fracturing operations can begin using statistical data to make proactive decisions. Using simply statistical analysis methods, operators will have the means to determine the necessity of maintenance for each unit and part with factual data.
After enough maintenance records have been collected, we can show the probability of failure based on the standard deviation. By showing the probability of failure for each part and its corresponding stroke count, will allow the operators to make judgement calls on whether a single part should be replaced or the entire pump.


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Our Mobile Needs Privacy Panel for Sure
January 2, 2015
I have been fan of Mozilla Firefox for one of most important reason, because it will protect my privacy. Ya I don't love to give my information on internet much. I love real time communication and prefer to give my details to the people whom i have closely interacted instead of giving it to Internet Giants.
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Now the world is Moving towards Mobile. Each and everything a small bit of information is transmitted through mobile, the important information which should not be released is our current location, but the mobile phone is having lot of capability to share everything. Each and every app can track our information and it can easily sell the information when we use the application either in our mobile or even as webapps.
To control such information Sharing Latest Mozilla Firefox OS has lot of ways to do it. One among them was Privacy Panel application which will be available soon on Firefox OS 2.2. Since I love to update my developer device I learn and see lot of new things on my device daily.
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Lot of mobile applications wants us to give our geolocation details. Most of the cases we don't love to give our geolocation details. During such time this application will be very useful. We can easily set our location which is around 50 miles so we dont give our exact details but we can get updates around us.
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Friends' Central Perk set is coming to the Metrocentre but only for a few days
The set for classic American comedy series Friends will take up residence at intu Metrocentre in Gateshead
by Simon DukeFeel like you're always stuck in second gear? Well, we've got some news that should have you hurtling full throttle towards a certain shopping centre this week.
If you are a fan of Friends, you will most definitely want to head to intu Metrocentre this week as a set from the classic American comedy is taking up residence in Gateshead to celebrate the screening of some of the show's most iconic episodes at Odeon cinema.
The news comes just as Aldi prepares to launch its bargain Friends range for Christmas.
Odeon Metrocentre will be home to a replica of the famous Central Perk set in their foyer for the perfect photo opp for lovers of all thinks Rachel, Ross et al.
Pop along to the cinema from Thursday, November 21 to Monday, November 25 for some social worthy snaps. Tag yourself in at intu Metrocentre using the #friendsatINTU so we everyone can see your snaps.
The Central Perk sofa's arrival at the Metrocentre ties in with the screenings of a whole host of classic Friends episodes at Odeons across the country as the series turns a staggering 25 years old!
Friends 25th: The One With The Anniversary is a celebration of all things Friends.
With 12 episodes in total showing across 3 dates in December (8, 11 and 15 - 4 episodes each date) you can watch some of your favourite episodes of the hit TV show with your very own friends, alongside other ‘Frienatics’ or even take your ‘lobster’.
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| Num_Tuples_Spilled | 5,660,870,000 | 0 | 5,660,870,000 | |
| File Input Format Counters | Bytes Read | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Job Counters | SLOTS_MILLIS_MAPS | 0 | 0 | 4,749 |
| Rack-local map tasks | 0 | 0 | 31 | |
| Launched map tasks | 0 | 0 | 31 | |
| File Output Format Counters | Bytes Written | 2,170 | 0 | 2,170 |
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| FileSystemCounters | S3N_BYTES_READ | 67,577,981,656 | 0 | 67,577,981,656 |
| HDFS_BYTES_READ | 13,144 | 0 | 13,144 | |
| FILE_BYTES_WRITTEN | 1,045,530 | 0 | 1,045,530 | |
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Michelle plots huge revenge against cheating Robert in Corrie
Having discovered that cheating love rat Robert Preston (Tristan Gemmill) has been living a double life with his pregnant fiancee Vicky Jeffries (Kerri Quinn), his other bride-to-be Michelle Connor (Kym Marsh) has been biding her time and is prepared to take him for everything she has got in order to have the ultimate revenge.
With both Michelle and Robert set to exit Coronation Street in dramatic fashion at the end of the year, the stakes have never been higher and fans are keen to see Robert pay the price for his betrayals. It was always bound to come back and bite him but right now, he is oblivious to the fact that Michelle is plotting payback – and that’s how she wants it to stay for now.
As Ray tells Michelle that he is dropping his case against her, he follows it up with a dangerous threat – she had better watch her back. With this on her mind, Adam Barlow (Sam Robertson) advises her to ditch her plan to take the bistro from Robert but she isn’t prepared to let Robert get away with what he has done.
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When Robert lets slip that Vicky knows about her ordeal with losing Ruari, Michelle is disgusted and furious and this only serves to convince her further that she wants Robert to suffer. As Robert suggests to Michelle that they gather their loved ones together to talk about the upcoming wedding, Michelle paints on a false smile and agrees.
With Robert having bought her a necklace, Michelle tells Carla (Alison King) that if he thinks he can buy her affections, he can think again. With her revenge very much still on the agenda, she plans to take him for every penny.
Recently, the stars filmed wedding scenes and this seems to be a likely venue for Robert to be exposed.
But with rumours that things will get even darker and Robert will be killed in a Christmas siege, is he about to pay an even bigger price than Michelle planned?
One to watch: Friday 29th November at 8:30pm on ITV.


Provides the solution from York (1968) <doi:10.1016/S0012-821X(68)80059-7> for fitting a straight line to bivariate data with errors in both coordinates. It gives unbiased estimates of the intercept, slope and standard errors of the best-fit straight line to independent points with (possibly correlated) normally distributed errors in both x and y. Other commonly used errors-in-variables methods, such as orthogonal distance regression, geometric mean regression or Deming regression are special cases of York’s solution.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.5.0) |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-12-16 |
| Author: | Patrick Sturm [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Patrick Sturm <sturm at tofwerk.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/pasturm/bfsl/issues |
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Edinburgh hotel evacuated after fire rips through cafe leaving one person injured
Guests at the Scotsman hotel have been evacuated after the blaze ripped through a nearby Pret a Manger.
by Kathleen SpeirsAn Edinburgh hotel has been evacuated after a fire ripped through a nearby cafe.
The blaze broke out at Pret a Manger on North Bridge on Sunday at around 5.30pm.
Guests at the nearby Scotsman hotel were evacuated after smoke billowed into the building.
One person was taken to hospital.
Their condition is unknown.
The fire has now been extinguished but crews remain at the scene.
A Scottish Fire and Rescue spokesperson said: "We were alerted at 5.31pm on Sunday 24 November to reports of a fire within a business premises on North Bridge, Edinburgh.
“Operations control mobilised six appliances to the scene. Crews extinguished the fire within a ground floor building.
“One casualty was transferred into the care of the Scottish Ambulance Service.
“An adjacent hotel was evacuated due to smoke affecting the building.
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Light Up is a puzzle set in a rectangular board divided in smaller squares. Some squares in the board are ``empty" (white squares the figure below), some squares are ``barriers" (dark squares in the figure below). A barrier square may have an integer number i associated to it
(0i4)
In this puzzle the goal is to ``light up" all the empty squares by placing lamps in some of them (lamps are depicted as circles in the figure). Each lamp illuminates the square it is on, plus all squares in line with it, horizontally or vertically, up to a barrier square or the board end.
A winning configuration satisfies the following conditions:
You must write a program to determine the smallest number of lamps that are needed to reach a winning configuration.
The input contains several test cases. The first line of a test case contains two integers N, M
For each test case in the input your program must produce one line of output, containing either an integer indicating the smallest number of lamps needed to reach a winning configuration, in case such a configuration exists, or the words `No solution'.
Input
Output
Sample Input
2 2
0
2 2
1
2 2 1
6 7
7
2 3 -1
3 3 0
4 2 1
5 4 3
5 6 2
1 7 -1
6 5 -1
0 0
Sample Output
2
No solution
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Iraqi official: Pence visits US troops in surprise Iraq trip
by SAMYA KULLABBAGHDAD (AP) — An Iraqi official say Vice President Mike Pence has arrived in Iraq on an unannounced visit.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, says Pence arrived at the Ain al-Asad air base in Anbar Province in western Iraq on Saturday. U.S. troops are based in the complex.
The visit is Pence’s first to Iraq and comes nearly one year since President Donald Trump’s surprise visit to the country.
It is not immediately known whether Pence will meet with Iraqi officials during his stay.
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Jorf Lasfar is a commercial port on the Atlantic coast, but a useful port of refuge for yachts as its harbour faces south and allows entry in all weathers.
This is a Port of Entry, although used primarily for the export of phosphates.
The office is in the "Capitanerie" basin (4th on the right, before the big dock). Raft up to a tug boat and go ahore for clearance.
Beware of errors on some charts regarding the position of both the port and the correct basin for yachts. Location is 33°7.45'N, 08°37.48'W.
Do not moor in the fishing port at the head of the harbour.
The are no provisions available as the town is 18km away.


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INSOMNIA A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
The land of the midnight sun can be tough on a detective trying to solve a murder case. Near the arctic circle at a time when the sun never sets, it's hard for the detective to get much sleep, especially when he has accidentally made himself part of the case.
As economically directed by Erik Skjoldbaerg, INSOMNIA, the lean and atmospheric tale written by Nikolaj Frobenius, is not compelled to explain everything. Although it's not hard to follow, the story happily leaves the actions and motivations of many of the characters ambiguous.
A film without much dialog like INSOMNIA requires a strong leading actor to carry it. Stellan Skarsgard from BREAKING THE WAVES, GOOD WILL HUNTING and RONIN delivers a masterful performance as Jonas Engstrom, the Swedish cop with a reputation for doing whatever it takes to crack a case. Skarsgard's acting temperament makes him a perfect choice for the role of the stoic policeman.
Jonas has been called to the far north of Norway to solve the case of a murdered 17-year-old girl. The methodical killer had cleaned the body afterwards and even washed her hair so that no clues would be left. The girl had had a big fight with her teenage boyfriend the night of the murder, and he doesn't have an alibi. She had also been seeing an older man who gave her expensive clothing. These two are immediate suspects.
When the case goes horribly wrong, Jonas begins to fear that he will be arrested, so he creates an elaborate web of deception. With his lack of sleep and his palpable exhaustion, Jonas becomes increasingly paranoid as he chases the killer. Several scenes are set in his hotel room during the bright night as he tries in vain to cover his windows effectively so he can get some much-needed sleep.
Racked with guilt for his mistakes and fearing the worst, Jonas pushes his body past its level of endurance, causing himself, more than once, to almost fall asleep at the wheel. Erling Thurmann-Andersen's penetrating cinematography shows every pore and line in Jonas's troubled face.
The director pays careful attention to the small details. The background sounds, for example, are so low that even a kiss sounds like a small explosion. This lack of ambient noise allows him to emphasize the minutia of the case that might otherwise have been missed.
To say that a movie makes you sleepy is generally the ultimate insult, but not this time. Skarsgard delivers such an emphatic performance that audiences may begin to feel just as fatigued as Jonas. And with that drowsiness comes a heightened appreciation for exactly what he is having to endure.
INSOMNIA runs just 1:37. The film is in Norwegian with English subtitles. It is not rated but would be an R for brief intense gore, sex, nudity and profanity and would be fine for teenagers.
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Birkett, Nzimande announce surprise Dusi 2020 combo
by Nick TathamCape Town - Nine-time Dusi Canoe Marathon champion Andy Birkett will contest the 2020 K2 edition of the race with young star Khumbulani Nzimande from February 27-29.
Birkett and long-time K2 partner Hank McGregor had plans to defend the Dusi K2 title they won in 2018, but McGregor has been battling the shingles virus since the World Marathon Championships last month.
It was an incredibly tough decision to make for the pair as time was running out on both of them.
“Hank and I had been chatting about it for a while and with the clock ticking we had to make a decision,” Birkett said.
“We have so much fun in a boat together and it was not fair for me to continually pressurise him into a decision.
“It was a tough call to make but it’s just one race and I know that Hank will be back stronger and racing harder when he recovers.”
With Thulani Mbanjwa and Sbonelo Khwela having already confirmed that they will be competing at the 2020 Dusi together, Birkett chatted to his coach Andrew Booyens who suggested that the 24 year-old Nzimande was more than capable to partner him.
“Andrew also coaches Khumbulani and he said that I shouldn’t think twice about asking him to paddle Dusi with me
“He finished fourth at last year’s race in a K1 and more importantly he is a great guy which is vital. It’s crucial that Dusi partners get along and that there is a level of respect,” Birkett added.
The recent ICF Canoe Marathon Championships didn’t go according to plan for Birkett, however he feels revitalised and ready to take on the new season.
“I am more exciting about the river season this coming season than I have been in a while.
“I am really looking forward to getting back on the river and I have been enjoying my time in the sea too. I have raced and trained a lot in the ocean and it’s been fantastic.
“I am getting a lot more enjoyment out of paddling again, but I guess that is how things go in sport,” he explained.
Nzimande will join Birkett in East London for a training camp leading up to the new year.
“Khumbulani will come and stay with me for a few days and we will do some training. I’ll take him out into the ocean as well.”
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A modern functionnal programming library based on 101.
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Pink Brought Her Cute Kids to the CMA Awards, and I Can't Get Enough of Their Giddyup Getups
by Karenna MeredithIs there a trophy for cutest coordinated outfits at the 2019 CMAs? If not, there should be, and it should go to Pink, Carey Hart, and their kids, Willow and Jameson. Just a few days after the crew showed up to celebrate at the People's Choice Awards, they walked the red carpet again for another award show on Wednesday night. The family of four was completely on-theme for the Nashville event, down to Jameson's tiny cowboy hat and boots, and Willow's darling horse-print dress. A-freakin'-dorable.
Check out more photos from the family of four's CMAs night below.
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The Final Cut Pro X Editor • FCP X Quick Tip: Organize at High Speed
FCP X Quick Tip: Organize at High Speed
By Braden Storrs
As an editor I’d rather be editing then doing all the preparation work that leads to it. I’d say most of us don’t have an assistant editor to do all the tedious work so if there’s any way to speed up the process then bring it on! This tip will especial help those working on any kind of larger project such as a documentary or film.
This technique is similar to one I used in earlier versions of FCP X with Keyword collections but it much smarter to use with Smart Collections (go figure). MacBreak Studio did a video on this last year called Smarter Smart Collections, but it was before the FCP X Library model so I thought I’d put this together with the current workflow.
Smart Collections let you organize your media, based on sets of rules, into any number of collections you would like to create. If you are creating these collections new for every project you do then you are wasting a lot of time you could be saving.
Here’s what to do:
Create a new Library and save it somewhere on your Mac’s hard drive so it is always accessible, or wherever you deem appropriate. I call mine Library Template:
Then I rename the default Event to Event Template:
I then create two folders for use in the project. A Smart Collections Folder and a Keyword Collections Folder. This isn’t required, it just keeps things tidy:
At this point start creating your Smart Collections and place them in the Smart Collections folder. You can right click on the Event and select “New Smart Collection” or use the keyboard shortcut Option+Command+N:
Rename the Smart Collection to what it will represent (i.e. multicam clips, dialogue, music, compound clips, notes, unused video, etc.). Here’s the collections I’ve created that include most of the collections I might want while editing. Your list will probably be different. Just suit it to your needs:
At this point double click on each of the Smart Collections and give them the appropriate set of rules to match the category. Don’t forget to do this. The collections won’t figure this out on their own. For Example, here is the rule set for the Dialogue collection:
In regards to Keyword Collections, they are harder to predetermine. They are extremely useful but are more project specific. So generally they are added after the media is imported. They are useful for separating out takes from certain actors, scenes, script pages, etc, for example. If there are certain Keyword Collections you know you’ll need on every project, outside of the Smart Collections, create them now. Then when the media is imported, apply the Keywords to the appropriate media. Here are two videos that show how useful Keywords can be. Lightiron: Live Play 3 and FCP X at the Studio Level
You can even use Keywords to create a specific Smart Collection based on certain Keywords:
So in any case, just customize it to your needs. There’s enough tools in there to fine tune your collections to an almost ridiculous level. It may take a little bit of time to set this up, but once you do you never have to do it again.
When you have a new project go ahead and load the Template Library. Then create and save the new Library for your project. It will have a blank Event in it that you can delete later if you don’t want it. Then just grab your Event Template and drag it to the new library and drop it on it. Follow the prompt and there you go, all of your organization is now applied to the new Library and as you import media the files will all be automatically sorted to the proper collections. Pretty awesome. At this point rename the Event Template in the new Library to whatever is appropriate.
You can also drag the Keyword or Smart Collections between events:
At this point you can close your Library Template and get to work.
It just took you 30 seconds to organize hundreds or even thousands of files when it could have taken you hours to do it manually. Got to love that.
Enjoy!
- This article was written with FCP X being at version 10.1.3.
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Popular Areas in origin of last name arthur
Evidence of the Existence of Arthur
So there is clearly no need to search for obscure origins of the name Arthur, . was the son of king Aidan and tells of Arthur's last battle against the Picts (Maithi).
http://www.kingarthurlegend.com/evidence-of-king-arthur.html
Arthur | Name Meaning & Origin | Boy Name Arthur | Baby Names ...
The meaning of the name Arthur is 'Possibly "bear" or "stone"'. . It is also the surname of 21st President of the US, Chester A. Arthur and actress Bea Arthur.
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Arthur - Baby Names - Family Education
Last name origins & meanings: Scottish, Irish, Welsh, English, and French: from the ancient Celtic personal name Arthur. In many cases it is a shortened form of .
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Arthur Family: Last Name Origin & Meaning
This Arthur history and genealogy page contains the accumulated history of the Arthur surname made up of user-submitted content from users like you.
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Arthur - WikiName - Baby Names - Name.com
Apr 25, 2009 . The name Arthur is believed to be of Celtic origin deriving from artos . most popular female first name and the 1,227th most popular last name.
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Arthur meaning and name definition. . first name for men (#48 out of 1220) and also a very popular surname or last name for all people (#1227 out of 88799).
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Genealogy: House of King Arthur
The genealogy of King Arthur and his family has changed from one generation . The spelling of names had also changed, depending on languages or regions.
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WAITING FOR GUFFMAN A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1997 Marty Mapes
**1/2 (out of 4) WAITING FOR GUFFMAN is worth a little chuckle, but that's about it.=20
GUFFMAN is a "mockumentary" about the little town of Blaine, Missouri, and the play they're putting on for their sesquicentennial celebration. The dentist (Eugene Levy), the travel agents (Fred Willard & Catherine O'Hara), a mechanic (Matthew Keeslar), and the Dairy Queen girl (Parker Posey) are recruited by the "New York" director (Guest himself) to put on the play of the town's history. The movie's title refers to a New York theatrical agent who has promised to fly to Blaine and review the performance.=20
The actors and filmmakers do a good job of making the movie look like a documentary. Willard and O'Hara are very good as the husband and wife travel agents. The movie appears to have been shot, at least partially, on 16mm film (the favored medium of film documentarians) with lots of hand-held camera.=20
There are a few spots, however, where the movie is clearly NOT a documentary, such as when the "documentary" camera shows us a character who is supposedly locked in his bathroom, alone, or when the auditioning hopefuls are too comically "bad" to be believable. These moments are distracting and make one realize that this is all an elaborate joke. Somehow the "mockumentary" is less funny when we are forced to remember that these caricatures are carefully written to manipulate us into laughing.=20
GUFFMAN could be said to be original because it is not about a band. Ever since THE RUTLES, it seems these mockumentaries must inevitably be about bands =97 CB4, FEAR OF A BLACK HAT. But really, GUFFMAN is just a rehash of the formula that worked so well in THIS IS SPINAL TAP. The movie's advertising even links it to THIS IS SPINAL TAP and indeed all of the Tap are involved in the film (Guest directed and Harry Shearer and Michael McKean helped with the music). Since the movie invites comparison to SPINAL TAP, I will compare them.=20
WAITING FOR GUFFMAN, as Bentsen might say to Quayle, is no SPINAL TAP.=20
SPINAL TAP was funny start to finish. GUFFMAN has a funny premise but the joke(s) start(s) getting old near the end (thankfully, it is not too long). The characters in both movies are comic caricatures, but the characters in SPINAL TAP are more sympathetic and resilient. The "members" of Spinal Tap went on to record a second album (after the soundtrack album) and somehow, they will live forever in our culture, despite our derisive laughs. The characters in GUFFMAN are as funny, but they are disposable. Maybe it's the difference between laughing at those above us and laughing at those below us. When Rush Limbaugh insults the President, we know he can take it. When he starts taking jabs at Chelsea Clinton, the same jokes are less funny. I'm overstating the point, but I never felt as if I was supposed to LIKE Corky St. Clair (Guest) =97 I was just supposed to laugh at him.=20
The movie does have funny segments and several of the interviews made me laugh out loud =97 the UFOlogist, the abductee who confuses "feelings" fo= r "feeling," and the self-serious city council members. But the overall experience was nothing memorable.=20
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Field
First we define a Field. This is the wrapper class that all the fields conform to. This allows all of them to share implemenation and functionality and also leads to an easier validation layer.
2 Types Of Fields
Text-entry fields. This comprises of EntryField and AreaField.
Picker type fields. This comprises of PickerField and DateField
They all resemble each other in their normal state but each offer their own unique functionality in their active states. Picker type fields hold entry fields with pickers that drop down below them. They have done buttons to close themselves and optional clear buttons (set by isClearable = true
).
States
A Field has 3 states with read-only flags:
- Not active :
isActive == false
- Active, highlight visible :
isActive == true
- Error :
hasError == true
All the state logic and UI is handled internally. You can set the error state using setError(withText:) and also remove it manually (the fields handle it on their own automatically, see specific field for details) using removeErrorUI()
Values
They return 2 types of values:
.text
if it is an EntryField, AreaField or PickerField and,Date
Date accessed by.date
if it is DateField
Sizing
Fields rely on their intrinsicContentSize. This is becuase they can change in height depending on if they open a picker or have text in their error state. The easiest way to implement them is by throwing them inside UIStackViews and letting auto-layout handle everything around them. It can be more work if you want to set a height constraint (through auto-layout or a frame) but below are the heights for each field and their given state.
| Field Type | Normal | Error | Picker Open | Picker Open + Error |
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| EntryField | 43.5 | 63.0 | N/A | N/A |
| AreaField | 43.5+ | 63.0+ | N/A | N/A |
| PickerField | 43.5 | 63.0 | 269.5 | 289 |
| DateField | 43.5 | 63.0 | 269.5 | 289 |
Colors
Since all fields look the same they all have the exact same color properties (with small differences given the features).


Overview
In our endeavour to create a navigation assistant for the Blind and Visually Impaired (BVI), we found that existing RL environments were unsuitable for outdoor pedestrian navigation. So we created SEVN, a sidewalk simulation environment and a neural network-based approach to creating a navigation agent. We hope that this dataset, simulator, and experimental results will provide a foundation for further research into the creation of agents that can assist members of the BVI community with outdoor navigation.
Dataset [examples]
In this page you’ll find a few examples from the SEVN dataset and simulator. The dataset covers different types of regions from the city of Montreal, including residential, commercial and industrial. The SEVN Simulator is available in low (84x84 pixels) and high resolution (1280x1280 pixels).
Creating a Navigation Agent for the Visually Impaired [read more]
Step 1: Build a Sidewalk Simulation Environment
As part of the Navigation Agent for the Visually Impaired (NAVI) project, we have released our dataset and environment called SEVN (Sidewalk Simulation Environment for the Visually Impaired). We hope that this work will enable future research in visual navigation and, in the long term, contribute to allowing the blind and visually impaired to gain autonomy when commuting.
SEVN Simulator [code]
SEVN contains 4,988 full panoramic images and labels for house numbers, doors, and street name signs, which can be used for several different navigation tasks. Agents trained with SEVN have access to variable-resolution images, visible text, and simulated GPS data to navigate the environment. The SEVN Simulator is OpenAI Gym-compatible to allow the use of state-of-the-art deep reinforcement learning algorithms. An instance of the simulator using low-resolution imagery can be run at 400-800 frames per second on a machine with 2 CPU cores and 2 GB of RAM.
SEVN Data Pipeline [code]
This repository contains the data pre-processing pipeline for SEVN. This takes raw 360° video as an input. The camera used was the Vuze+ 3D 360 VR Camera, which has four synchronized stereo cameras. Each stereo camera is composed of two image sensors with fisheye lenses that each capture full high definition video (1920x1080) at 30 Frames Per Second (FPS).
SEVN Baseline Model [code]
In this repository you’ll find the code used to train the multi-modal agents on SEVN. These agents can take in images, scene-text, and gps to navigate to goal addresses.
Paper [Arxiv]
If you use this work, please cite us. Here’s the Bibtex for our paper.
@misc{weiss2019navigation,
title={Navigation Agents for the Visually Impaired: A Sidewalk Simulator and Experiments},
author={Martin Weiss and Simon Chamorro and Roger Girgis and Margaux Luck and
Samira E. Kahou and Joseph P. Cohen and Derek Nowrouzezahrai and
Doina Precup and Florian Golemo and Chris Pal},
year={2019},
eprint={1910.13249},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.CV}
}


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The logic of cybernetics, applied to the history of the universe, is in the process of demonstrating how the galaxies, the solar system, the Earth, cellidar life could not help but be born. According to cybernetics, the universe is formed by a series of feedbacks, positive and negative, at first through the force of gravity that concentrates masses of hydrogen in the primitive cloud, then through nuclear force and centrifugal force which are balanced with the first. From the moment that the process is set in motion, it can only follow the logic of this chain.
Yes, but at the beginning nobody knew it, — Qfwfq explained, — I mean, you could foretell it perhaps, but instinctively, by ear, guessing. I don't want to boast, but from the start I was willing to bet that there was going to be a universe, and I hit the nail on the head; on the question of its nature, too, I won plenty of bets, with old Dean (k)yK.
When we started betting there wasn't anything yet that might lead you to foresee anything, except for a few particles spinning around, some electrons scattered here and there at random, and protons all more or less on their own. I started feeling a bit strange, as if there was going to be a change of weather (in fact, it had grown slightly cold), and so I said: "You want to bet we're heading for atoms today?"
And Dean (k)yK said: "Oh, cut it out. Atoms! Nothing of the sort, and I'll bet anything you say."

The Dean answered: "Ix raised to en!"
He had no sooner finished saying this than around each proton its electron started whirling and buzzing. An enormous hydrogen cloud was condensing in space. "You see? Full of atoms!"
"Oh, if you call that stuff atoms!" (k)yK said; he had the bad habit of putting up an argument, instead of admitting he had lost a bet.


Web:
When you see something, anything, starting with CF, it has a high chance of being Cold Fusion
Look around for an administrator login page
MSF: show advanced
Set verbosity and other (potentially) useful variables
BURP: need to help debug requests other tools are making and they don't have proxy support?
Proxy > Options > add new listener
Bind port and under request handling, redirect to host:port
ie: bind localhost and auto redirect to the web server
Now run your tools against "localhost:burp_port" and it will go through BURP and auto redirect to the web server
Upgrade your simple Windows CMD reverse shell to something more powerful:
python unicorn trustedsec
Windows to Meterpreter for example
Unicorn supports PowerShell commands, so be aware this may not work for older versions of windows
Instead of copy/paste long powershell commands, think about hosting it and having powershell invoke web-request to grab and execute it natively.
MSF: run local_exploit_suggester in both x86 and x64 because they return different things
MSF: ps
Displays processes. If it has a 1, it means the process is interactive and gives more options. Migrate to a process with a 1 if possible.
Migrate into an x64 process to automatically change to x64 and vice-versa


NEWS.md
normalize_cansim_values
into the default table and vector output, in particular always add a scaled variable column called val_norm
and an imputed Date
column and covert categories to factors by default.get_cansim_sqlite
function that stores tables in an SQLite database and facilitates access and managemet of data.getOption("unzip")
is set to enable unzip for files larger than 4GB on unix-like systemsget_cansim_table_notes()
functionality


YOLO Meme!
Use this program to switch accounts at the flick of the wrist!
Apply your ID Card, and you will be able to change accounts! Wheeeeeeeeeeeeee!


DADACONF is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, age or religion, ability to code, level of weird or otherwise. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organizers (Siegfried Bilstein, Joey Yang, Christine Cooper).
 Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.
If a participant engages in harassing behavior, the conference organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning the offender or expulsion from the conference with no refund. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of conference staff immediately. Get in touch with Joey Yang, Christine Cooper, or Siegfried Bilstein. Conference staff will be happy to help participants contact hotel/venue security or local law enforcement, provide escorts, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to feel safe for the duration of the conference. We value your attendance.
We will kick you out if you do anything to make someone feel unsafe or do anything that violates their privacy, safety, or anything else someone does not consent to. This is important to us. This is an art event so we are open to all kinds of experimental forms of expression. Creativity is absolutely encouraged but that does not make harassment of any kind acceptable. If you feel as if this policy limits your expression, get in touch with an organizer and we will figure out what we can do. In order to preserve freedom of expression, we need to exercise responsibility.
If you need assistance or have questions about code of conduct, please reach out to us:
We expect participants to follow these rules at all conference venues and conference-related social events.


Aurora software: audio library
This website regroups all documents you need to start developing games for Aurora.
Raw audio:
General routines:
void rawAudioUpdate()
Update raw audio subsystem.
It performs channels modulations and must be called every frame.
Channels control:
void rawAudioInit(int channel)
- int channel
- channel index
Initialise channel properties and associated DSP peripherals.
void rawAudioStart(int channel)
- int channel
- channel index
Start channel playback.
void rawAudioStop(int channel)
- int channel
- channel index
Stop channel playback.
void rawAudioPitch(int channel, int note)
- int channel
- channel index
- int note
- MIDI note number
- with 8 bits fractionnal part
Set the channel base pitch. Notes correspond to MIDI note numbers x 256.
Fractionnal parts allows sub-semitone pitches.
void rawAudioPitchMod(int channel, int speed, int amount)
- int channel
- channel index
- int speed
- modulation speed
- int amount
- modulation amount
Configure a pitch modulation effect.
void rawAudioPW(int channel, int pw)
- int channel
- channel index
- int pw
- Pulse-width ratio
- range
Set the channel base pulse-width.
void rawAudioPWMod(int channel, int speed, int amount)
- int channel
- channel index
- int speed
- modulation speed
- int amount
- modulation amount
Configure a pulse-width modulation effect.
PCM audio:
General routines:
void pcmAudioUpdate()
Update PCM audio subsystem.
It services channels streaming buffers and must be called every frame.
Channels control:
void pcmAudioInit(int channel)
- int channel
- channel index
Initialise channel properties and associated DSP peripherals.
void pcmAudioStart(int channel, const FlashPage page, const FlashPtr buffer, int length)
- int channel
- channel index
- const FlashPage page
- sample buffer page in flash memory
- page can be obtained with the FLASHPAGE(p) macro
- const FlashPtr buffer
- sample buffer pointer in flash memory
- pointer can be obtained with the FLASHPTR(p) macro
- int length
- buffer length in samples
Start channel playback of an audio sample in Flash memory.
void pcmAudioStop(int channel)
- int channel
- channel index
Stop channel playback.


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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 1 Swiss roll
Dietary
The Hairy Bikers give a lemony twist to the traditional Swiss roll.
Grease and line a 33cm x 23cm/13in x 9in Swiss roll tin with buttered baking parchment.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Put the eggs, 115g/4oz of the sugar and the lemon zest in a heatproof bowl and place over a pan of gently simmering water.
Whisk with an electric whisk until the mixture is pale, creamy and thick enough to leave a trail when the whisk is lifted.
Carefully remove the bowl from the heat and continue whisking for a further five minutes.
Sift in half the flour and, using a large metal spoon, lightly fold it into the egg mixture.
Sift in the remaining flour and fold into the mixture - it’s important to use gentle movements to retain as much air as possible in the batter.
Pour the mixture slowly into the prepared tin and gently spread with a spatula so the base of the tin is evenly covered.
Bake for 10–12 minutes until well-risen, pale golden-brown and firm to the touch.
Place a damp tea towel on the work surface and cover with a sheet of baking parchment.
Dredge with the four tablespoons of sugar – this will help stop the outside of the sponge sticking. Working quickly, turn the cake out onto the sugared paper and carefully remove the lining paper.
Using a sharp knife, cut off the crusty edges from the two long sides. Roll the Swiss roll from one of the short ends, starting with a tight turn to make a good round shape and keeping the sugared paper inside the roll. Set on a wire rack and leave to cool.
To make the icing, put the icing sugar and butter in a bowl and beat until smooth and creamy. Add the lemon juice and beat again.
When the cake is cold, gently unroll but do not flatten it or it could crack.
Spread the cake with then lemon butter icing, leaving a 1cm/½in border.
Spoon the lemon curd evenly over the icing.
Slowly roll the cake up again, enclosing the filling, and place on a plate. Sprinkle with extra sugar if you like.


MARS - Mips Assembly and Runtime Simulator
Release 4.5
August 2014
Interactive Debugging Features
MARS provides many features for interactive debugging through its Execute pane.
Features include:
- In Step mode, the next instruction to be simulated is highlighted and
memory content displays are updated at each step.
- Select the Go option if you want to simulate continually.
It can also be used to continue simulation
from a paused (step, breakpoint, pause) state.
- Breakpoints are easily set and reset using the check boxes next to each instruction displayed
in the Text Segment window. New in Release 3.8: You can temporarily suspend breakpoints
using Toggle Breakpoints in the Run menu or by clicking the "Bkpt" column header in the Text Segment
window. Repeat, to re-activate.
- When running in the Go mode, you can select the simulation
speed using the Run Speed slider. Available speeds range
from .05 instructions per second (20 seconds between steps) up to 30
instructions per second, then above this offers an "unlimited" speed.
When using "unlimited" speed, code highlighting and memory display updating
are turned off while simulating (but it executes really fast!).
When a breakpoint is reached, highlighting and updating occur.
Run speed can be adjusted while the program is running.
- When running in the Go mode, you can pause or stop
simulation at any time using the Pause or Stop features.
The former will pause execution and update the display, as if you
were stepping or at a breakpoint. The latter will terminate execution
and display final memory and register values. If running at "unlimited"
speed, the system may not respond immediately but it will respond.
- You have the ability to interactively step "backward" through program execution
one instruction at a time to "undo" execution steps. It will buffer up to 2000 of the most
recent execution steps (this limit is stored in a properties file and can be changed).
It will undo changes made to MIPS memory, registers or condition flags,
but not console or file I/O. This should be a great debugging aid.
It is available anytime execution is paused and at termination (even if terminated due to
exception).
- When program execution is paused or terminated, select Reset
to reset all memory cells and registers to their initial post-assembly values.
In fact, Reset is implemented by re-assembling the program.
- Memory addresses and values, and register values, can be viewed in either decimal
or hexadecimal format. All data are stored in little-endian byte order (each
word consists of byte 3 followed by byte 2 then 1 then 0). Note that each word
can hold 4 characters of a string and those 4 characters will appear in the
reverse order from that of the string literal.
- Data segment contents are displayed 512 bytes
at a time (with scrolling) starting with the data segment base address (0x10010000).
Navigation buttons are provided to change the display to the next
section of memory, the previous, or back to the initial (home) range. A combo box is
also provided to view memory contents in the vicinity of the stack pointer
(contents of MIPS $sp register), global pointer (contents of MIPS $gp register),
the heap base address (0x10040000), .extern globals (0x10000000),
the kernel data segment (0x90000000), or memory-mapped IO (MMIO, 0xFFFF0000).
Starting with Mars 4.4, raw text segment contents can also be displayed.
- Contents of any data segment memory word and almost any MIPS register can be modified by
editing its displayed table cell. Double-click on a cell to edit it and press the Enter key
when finished typing the new value. If you
enter an invalid 32-bit integer, the word INVALID appears in the cell
and memory/register contents are not affected. Values can be entered
in either decimal or hexadecimal (leading "0x"). Negative hexadecimal
values can be entered in either two's complement or signed format. Note
that three of the integer registers (zero, program counter, return address)
cannot be edited.
- New in 4.4 If the setting for Self-Modifying Code is enabled
(disabled by default, look in the Settings menu), text segment binary
code can be modified using the same technique described above. It can also
be modified by double-clicking on a cell in the Text Segment display's Code
column.
- Contents of cells representing floating point registers can be edited
as described above and will accept valid hexadecimal or decimal floating point
values. Since each double-precision register overlays two single-precision
registers, any changes to a double-precision register will affect one or both
of the displayed contents of its corresponding single-precision registers.
Changes to a single-precision register will affect the display of its
corresponding double-precision register. Values entered in hexadecimal
need to conform to IEEE-754 format. Values entered in decimal are entered
using decimal points and E-notation (e.g. 12.5e3 is 12.5 times 10 cubed).
- Cell contents can be edited during program execution and once accepted
will apply starting with the next instruction to be executed.
- Clicking on a Labels window entry will cause the location associated with
that label to be centered and highlighted in the Text Segment or Data Segment
window as appropriate. Note the Labels window is not displayed by default but
can be by selecting it from the Settings menu.
This document is available for printing on the MARS home page
http://www.cs.missouristate.edu/MARS/.


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**bamf**: /bamf/
1. [from X-Men comics; originally “bampf”] interj. Notional sound made
by a person or object teleporting in or out of the hearer's vicinity.
Often used in `*virtual reality* <../V/virtual-reality.html>`__ (esp.
`*MUD* <../M/MUD.html>`__) electronic `*fora* <../F/fora.html>`__ when a
character wishes to make a dramatic entrance or exit.
2. The sound of magical transformation, used in virtual reality
`*fora* <../F/fora.html>`__ like MUDs.
3. In MUD circles, “bamf” is also used to refer to the act by which a
MUD server sends a special notification to the MUD client to switch its
connection to another server (“I'll set up the old site to just bamf
people over to our new location.”).
4. Used by MUDders on occasion in a more general sense related to sense
3, to refer to directing someone to another location or resource (“A
user was asking about some technobabble so I bamfed them to
`http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/ `__\ ”.)
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generateDetailsContent(HtmlDetailsContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
generateDetailsContent(HtmlDetailsContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.agents.
MenuAgent
generateDetailsContent(HtmlDetailsContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.agents.
SearchAgent
generateDetailsContent(HtmlDetailsContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.agents.
StatsAgent
generateDetailsContent(HtmlDetailsContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Adds the agent specific HTML to a details pane generator.
generateMapBalloonContent(HtmlMapBalloonContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
generateMapBalloonContent(HtmlMapBalloonContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Adds the content of a information balloon associated with a map marker, to be shown on the map when the maker is clicked.
generateMapContent(HtmlMapContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
generateMapContent(HtmlMapContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.agents.
SearchAgent
generateMapContent(HtmlMapContentGenerator, HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Adds the agent specific map content to the map content generator.
generatePage(HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.agents.index.
MobileIndexAgent
generatePage(HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.agents.index.
NormalIndexAgent
generatePage(HashMap<String, String>)
- Method in class model.agent.agents.
IndexAgent
Generates a HTML page.
get(String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorage
Returns the main properties of an agent with the given id.
get(List<String>)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorage
Returns the main properties of a list of agent with a given id.
get(String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorageMySQL
get(List<String>)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorageMySQL
get(String)
- Method in class data.classification.
ClassifierCollectionStorage
Get a Classifier from the collection.
get(String)
- Method in class data.classification.
ClassifierCollectionStorageMySQL
get(String)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
get(String)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get the value of a certain property of this agent.
get(String, String)
- Method in class model.agent.classification.
ClassifierCollection
Returns the classifier for the agent of a certain type with given attributes.
get(String)
- Method in class model.agent.collection.
AgentCollection
get(List<String>)
- Method in class model.agent.collection.
AgentCollection
get(String)
- Method in interface model.agent.collection.
AgentCollectionViewable
Gets the view of a certain agent, if it is present in the collection.
get(List<String>)
- Method in interface model.agent.collection.
AgentCollectionViewable
Gets a list of agents with a certain identifier
get(String)
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
RemoteAgentCollection
get(List<String>)
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
RemoteAgentCollection
GET_AGENT
- Static variable in class util.clientconnection.
XMLCommand
GET_AGENT_IDS
- Static variable in class util.clientconnection.
XMLCommand
GET_AGENT_TYPES
- Static variable in class util.clientconnection.
XMLCommand
GET_LOCATION_COLLECTION
- Static variable in class util.clientconnection.
XMLCommand
GET_LOCATION_INFO
- Static variable in class util.clientconnection.
XMLCommand
getAddress()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
Gets the address of this location.
getAddressName()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
Gets the address name of this location.
getAgentCollection()
- Method in class main.
SOSServer
Returns the AgentCollection currently present in the server.
getAgentType()
- Method in class model.agent.classification.
Classifier
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
BooleanProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
HistoryProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
NumberProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
StatusProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TextProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeWindowProperty
getArffAttributeDeclaration()
- Method in class model.agent.property.
Property
Get the Arff attributes declaration of this Property.
getArffAttributes()
- Method in class model.agent.classification.
Classifier
getArffAttributesString()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getArffAttributesString()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get the Arff attributes declaration of the agent.
getArffData()
- Method in class model.agent.classification.
Classifier
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
BooleanProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
HistoryProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
NumberProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
StatusProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TextProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeWindowProperty
getArffData(AgentViewable)
- Method in class model.agent.property.
Property
Get the Arff data of this Property.
getArffInstanceString()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getArffInstanceString()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get the Arff instance of the agent.
getChanges()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
HistoryProperty
getConnection()
- Method in class util.db.
MySQLConnection
getCoordinate(double, double)
- Static method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
Get the string representation of a location.
getCounter()
- Method in class util.db.
MySQLConnection
getDateTime()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeProperty
Gets the time of this TimeProperty.
getDecisionAlgorithm()
- Method in class model.agent.classification.
Classifier
getDrawAsRoute()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
The returned BooleanProperty is set to true if the dependencies should be drawn in a route on the map.
getDrawOnMap()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
The returned BooleanProperty is set to true if the dependencies should be drawn on the map.
getDrawRouteAsPolyLines()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
The returned BooleanProperty is set to true if the dependencies route should be drawn as polygon lines on the map.
getEndTime()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeWindowProperty
Gets the end time of this TimeWindowProperty.
getFactory()
- Method in class main.
SOSServer
Get the AgentFactory of this application.
getHideFinishedObjectsInRoute()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
The returned BooleanProperty is set to true if finished dependencies should not be drawn on the map.
getHtml()
- Method in class util.htmltool.
HtmlGenerator
Returns the HTML code of the details pane.
getHtml()
- Method in class util.htmltool.
HtmlPageGenerator
Creates the HTML page.
getIcon()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getIcon()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get the icon of the agent.
getIcon()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
getIcon()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
StatusProperty
getIcon()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TextProperty
getIcon()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeProperty
getIcon()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeWindowProperty
getIcon()
- Method in class model.agent.property.
Property
Get the icon of the Property.
getID()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getID()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
getIDs()
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorage
Get the identifiers of all Agents in the collection.
getIDs()
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorageMySQL
getIDs()
- Method in class model.agent.collection.
AgentCollection
getIDs()
- Method in interface model.agent.collection.
AgentCollectionViewable
Returns the ids of agents in this collection
getIDs()
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
RemoteAgentCollection
getIDsFromDependenciesProperty(String)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getIDsFromDependenciesProperty(String)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get a vector containing the IDs of all dependant Agents of the requested property.
getIncludeCurrentLocationInRoute()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
The returned BooleanProperty is set to true if the current location of the Agent which this DependenciesProperty belongs to should be included in the route.
getInstance()
- Static method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorage
Get the instance of AgentCollectionStorage for this application.
getInstance()
- Static method in class data.agents.
AgentStorage
Get the instance of AgentStorage for this application.
getInstance()
- Static method in class data.classification.
ClassifierCollectionStorage
Get the instance of LocationCollectionStorage for this application.
getInstance()
- Static method in class data.locations.
LocationCollectionStorage
Get the instance of LocationCollectionStorage for this application.
getInstance()
- Static method in class model.agent.classification.
ClassifierCollection
Returns the singleton classifier collection instance.
getInstance()
- Static method in class model.agent.collection.
AgentCollection
Get the instance of AgentCollectionViewable for this application.
getInstance()
- Static method in class model.agent.execution.
AgentsProcessor
Get the one instance of AgentsProcessor.
getInstance()
- Static method in class util.db.
MySQLConnection
Get the instance of MySQLConnection for this application.
getKey()
- Method in class util.xmltool.
KeyData
Get the key of this KeyData.
getKeys()
- Method in class util.xmltool.
KeyDataVector
Get all keys used in this KeyDataVector.
getLatestChange()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
HistoryProperty
getLatitude()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
Gets the latitude of this location.
getLearnedStatus()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
Get the current learned status.
getList()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
Gets the list with identifiers of the dependencies.
getLocation(String)
- Method in class data.locations.
LocationCollectionStorage
Retrieves a location from the storage, returns null when not found.
getLocation(String)
- Method in class data.locations.
LocationCollectionStorageMySQL
getLocation(String)
- Method in class model.locations.
LocationCollection
getLocation(String)
- Method in interface model.locations.
LocationCollectionViewable
Gets the LocationProperty of an address from the collection if it exists, or look it up (and store it for later use).
getLocation(String)
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
RemoteLocationCollection
getLocations()
- Method in class data.locations.
LocationCollectionStorage
Retrieves all locations from the storage in a collection.
getLocations()
- Method in class data.locations.
LocationCollectionStorageMySQL
getLocations()
- Method in class main.
SOSServer
Returns the LocationCollection currently present in the server.
getLocations()
- Method in class model.locations.
LocationCollection
getLocations()
- Method in interface model.locations.
LocationCollectionViewable
Retrieves all locations from the storage in a collection.
getLocations()
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
RemoteLocationCollection
getLocationType()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
Gets the location type.
getLongitude()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
LocationProperty
Gets the longitude of this location.
getMapMarkerImage()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getMapMarkerImage()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get the image to be used for a map marker of the agent.
getName()
- Method in class model.agent.property.
Property
Gets the name of this Property.
getName()
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
XMLCommand
Returns the name of this XMLServerCommand.
getNumber()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
NumberProperty
Returns the double value of this NumberProperty.
getParameter()
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
XMLCommand
Gets the parameter of this XMLServerCommand.
getProperties(String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorage
Retrieves the properties of a certain Agent from the storage.
getProperties(String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorageMySQL
getProperties()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getProperties()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentMutable
Gets the properties of this Agent.
getPropertiesKeySet(String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorage
Get a Set with the names of each Property of a certain Agent.
getPropertiesKeySet(String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorageMySQL
getPropertiesKeySet()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getPropertiesKeySet()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get a set containing the keys of all properties of this agent.
getProperty(String, String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorage
Retrieves a Property of a certain Agent from the storage.
getProperty(String, String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorageMySQL
getProperty(String)
- Static method in class main.
Settings
Retrieves the corresponding setting value for a key.
getProperty(String)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getProperty(String)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentMutable
Gets a property of this Agent.
getPropertyInformativeString(String)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getPropertyInformativeString(String)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get the humanly readable representation of a certain property of this agent.
getPropertyType(String)
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getPropertyType(String)
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
Get the type of a certain property of this agent.
getPropertyType()
- Method in class model.agent.property.
Property
Gets the property type of this Property.
getPropertyValue(String, String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorage
Retrieves the value of a Property of a certain Agent from the storage.
getPropertyValue(String, String)
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentStorageMySQL
getRootTag(String)
- Static method in class util.xmltool.
XMLTool
Get the root tag of an XML document.
getSize()
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorage
Get the number of agents in the collection.
getSize()
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorageMySQL
getSize()
- Method in class model.agent.collection.
AgentCollection
getSize()
- Method in interface model.agent.collection.
AgentCollectionViewable
Returns the number of agents in this collection
getSize()
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
RemoteAgentCollection
getStartTime()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TimeWindowProperty
Gets the starting time of this TimeWindowProperty.
getStatus()
- Method in class model.agent.
Agent
getStatus()
- Method in interface model.agent.
AgentViewable
getStatus()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
StatusProperty
Returns the current status of this StatusProperty.
getTag()
- Method in class util.xmltool.
KeyData
Same as
getKey()
.
getText()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
TextProperty
Gets the text of this TextProperty.
getTypes()
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorage
Get the different types of Agents in the collection.
getTypes()
- Method in class data.agents.
AgentCollectionStorageMySQL
getTypes()
- Method in class model.agent.collection.
AgentCollection
getTypes()
- Method in interface model.agent.collection.
AgentCollectionViewable
Returns the types of agents in this collection.
getTypes()
- Method in class util.clientconnection.
RemoteAgentCollection
getUsableForTraining()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
DependenciesProperty
The returned BooleanProperty is set to true if the dependencies should be used for training.
getValue()
- Method in class model.agent.property.properties.
BooleanProperty
Gets the value of this BooleanProperty.
getValue()
- Method in enum util.enums.
AgentStatus
Returns the value of this AgentStatus.
getValue()
- Method in class util.xmltool.
KeyData
Get the value of this KeyData.
getValue(String)
- Method in class util.xmltool.
KeyDataVector
Get the value for a certain key.
getValuesRecursively(KeyDataVector, String)
- Static method in class util.xmltool.
XMLTool
Used to recursively search a KeyDataVector for the values with the given identifier.
getValuesRecursively(KeyDataVector, String, boolean)
- Static method in class util.xmltool.
XMLTool
Used to recursively search a KeyDataVector for the values with the given identifier.
GOOGLE_MAPS_V2_API_KEY
- Static variable in class main.
Settings
GoogleLocationType
- Enum in
util.enums
The possible geocoder precisions of Google Maps.
gotoUserLocation()
- Method in class util.htmltool.
HtmlMapContentGenerator
Adds javascript which will go to the current user location.
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